xmhealth&beauty xmhealth&beauty googleforprofit scam, credit card fraud Internet

I saw a report on E! online about making money at home with google and to fill out the info at www.googleforprofit.com for only $1. I thought it was completely legit and what could i lose, $1? A few hours after completing the registration I was given a password and link to follow that was pages full of information about internet marketing, i also received a phone call a few times from a Jennifer Peters representing the company to discuss my starter kit, I emailed her and asked her to call me on monday morning and I would be ready to go. Sunday morning my bank called to advise me of an unusual charge that took place at 1am that night to my card, knowing i was sleeping at that time and checked to see if i still had my card on me I quickly put a freeze on that account. I then went online and seen that  I was charged the $1 but it was to a xmhealth&beauty company so i did a search on the internet and found that others were complaining of the exact same situation. I am outraged that this company can advertise on a news channel and prey on ppl who are desperately seeking anyway to support their families.